En+ invested 126.1 billion rubles in 2023 in the development of hydro and thermal energy, environmental projects and digitalization of infrastructure. Find out how the largest electricity producer with assets such as the Bratsk and Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power plants is modernizing Russia's energy sector, reducing its carbon footprint and strengthening its export potential. Where is En+ Investing? En+ is one of the largest ...

... will also be analyzed. Discover how the situation with gasoline prices and oil exports will evolve in the coming months. Current News in the Russian Energy Sector as of August 23, 2025: Stabilization of Fuel Prices, Trends in Oil and Gas, Coal and Electricity Situation, Government Measures in the Fuel Market, and Renewable Energy Development The agenda of the energy sector on August 23, 2025, is marked by relative calm on the foreign policy front and active domestic measures aimed at stabilizing ...

... stabilize fuel prices—specifically, a full ban on gasoline exports starting in August, aimed at alleviating shortages. Additionally, we will analyze the situation in the coal sector , the rapid growth of renewable energy (RE) , recent changes in electricity supply , and the geopolitical factors reshaping global energy trading. This information will be valuable for investors and stakeholders in the fuel and energy sector—from oil, gas, and fuel companies to electricity, coal, and RE sector ...

... prices—on August 1, a complete ban on gasoline exports was enacted to eliminate shortages at gas stations and curb price increases. Additionally, we will examine the situation in the coal sector, record growth in renewable energy, recent trends in electricity generation, as well as geopolitical factors reshaping global energy resource trade. This information will be valuable for investors and market participants in the fuel and energy complex (TEK) —ranging from oil, gas, and fuel companies ...

... Oil Demand in China. Opinion Piece for "Izvestia". Expert Sergey Tereshkin, in an interview for Izvestia, noted that in the long term, the electrification of transport will impact oil demand in China. Specifically, the growing share of electric vehicles and the shift toward gas-powered freight transport could significantly reduce the need for oil. He also emphasized that the savings on oil achieved through electric cars could be comparable to the current volume of maritime oil shipments ...